Scientific American Magazine Vol 99 Issue 12

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 99, Issue 12

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Features

The Rebuilding of the Quebec Bridge

Improved Rails by the Dry-Blast System

Future Speed of Cruisers

Doubtful Cases of Radioactivity

Progress in the Gas-Driven Ship Problem

More Powerful Express Locomotives

The Making of Aeroplane History

A Few Facts about Fakes

J.F. Springer

The Current Supplement

The Morehouse Comet Observed

Reconstruction of the Baltimore & Ohio Bridge Over the Susquehanna River

Day Allen Willey

The Collins System of Long-Distance Wireless Telephony

Public Service Car Fender and Wheel Guard Tests

IV.--The French Navy of To-Day

The “Flip-Flap”

By the English Correspondent of the Scientific American

Shaft Sinking by the Freezing Process

By Our English Correspondent.

Protecting Trains Under the East River

G. W. Mac Murray

An Improved Pipe Wrench

Patent Department

Shore Anchor

Ore Concentrator

Attachment for Letter Boxes

A Simple Package Tie

Departments

Correspondence

Recently Patented Inventions

Notes and Queries

New Books, Etc.

Index of Inventions

Patents